The Deaf
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[240] For the organization of the new schools a small body of citizens wasappointed, often the original promoters of the undertaking, to act astrustees, and to them was confided its direction, with the support andgeneral oversight of the state back of them. [241] Now and then thetrustees of an existing educational or other institution were givencharge as a temporary arrangement. [242] In the material projection of the schools, little was to be expected atthe beginning. With the meagre resources... at their disposal, thedirectors had small choice in what was to be provided. In not a fewcases the schools started out under conditions far from auspicious, andin some the circumstances in connection with their origin were quitediscouraging. [243] The quarters secured for the schools were nearlyalways of unpretentious, and sometimes of humble, type. Many began in asingle rented room, and a few in a church building lent for the purpose. It was only in the course of the years, as the communities grew inpopulation and wealth, that the establishments for the deaf assumedappearances in keeping with their character.
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[240] For the organization of the new schools a small body of citizens wasappointed, often the original promoters of the undertaking, to act astrustees, and to them was confided its direction, with the support andgeneral oversight of the state back of them. [241] Now and then thetrustees of an existing educational or other institution were givencharge as a temporary arrangement. [242] In the material projection of the schools, little was to be expected atthe beginning. With the meagre resources... at their disposal, thedirectors had small choice in what was to be provided. In not a fewcases the schools started out under conditions far from auspicious, andin some the circumstances in connection with their origin were quitediscouraging. [243] The quarters secured for the schools were nearlyalways of unpretentious, and sometimes of humble, type. Many began in asingle rented room, and a few in a church building lent for the purpose. It was only in the course of the years, as the communities grew inpopulation and wealth, that the establishments for the deaf assumedappearances in keeping with their character.
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